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The final stage in this latest project is now complete, with the manufacture of a suppressor for the little Walther. As is the way, K baffles are the go to for sub sonic situations and in this instance we went for a painted exterior and bare internals for economic reasons for the customer (I would normally go full anodized).
It turned out great and is very comfortably hearing safe, which is a good result for something that is very definitely not hearing safe without a can.
Nice work indeed. Does the pistol cycle properly with that suppressor?
Thanks, yea it’s a fixed not tipping barrel so functions just perfectly
Your client could use the money saved on anodising to buy a dinner jacket and bow tie......
i think it would have to be a Walter PPK Mr Bond
No Mr Precision, I expect you to anodize :D
"One does not use the sights,one hits his mark using the power of great style and taste"
I usually do but customers budget would not allow it. FYI Anodizing Industries (AIL) in Penrose are great to deal withQuote:
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Originally Posted by Fssprecision
I recently used DuraCoat on two of my tri-metal contender barrel because they were steel, stainless steel and alloy.
DuraCoat did a great job and relatively easy to apply
No cook, just a longer air dry
For those not in the Dr know, it was a bastardised quote from a James Bond movie :)
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Originally Posted by Fssprecision
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Originally Posted by akaroa1
No I used Dulon, sand blast, etch prime then top coat….. I have used it before on a few cans, the stuff is tuff as and seems to last well for
Advanced Anodizing in Tokoroa did an amazing job on mine. post to them and received them back in just over 2 weeks. I asked for each to be in a different colour- as bright as poss, they just put them in with random orders that came through in different colours. I ended up with green, blue & pink
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